Unpacking the Effects of Bank Credit Supply Shocks on Economic Activity, Accessible Data

Figure 1. Estimated IRFs of GDP and PDFP Growth to a Bank Credit Supply Shock

Percent

Periods Response of GDP Growth - Lower Bound of Confidence Band Response of GDP Growth Response of GDP Growth - Upper Bound of Confidence Band Response of PDFP Growth - Lower Bound of Confidence Band Response of PDFP Growth Response of PDFP Growth - Upper Bound of Confidence Band
1 -0.014318318 -0.014318318 -0.014318318 -0.04388594 -0.04388594 -0.04388594
2 -0.115213516 -0.063369335 -0.011525154 -0.189488665 -0.135727506 -0.081966346
3 -0.207771933 -0.111412865 -0.015053797 -0.367947268 -0.259502342 -0.151057417
4 -0.405230109 -0.272155123 -0.139080137 -0.568167486 -0.41055295 -0.252938415
5 -0.619958362 -0.451579738 -0.283201114 -0.833438353 -0.616695079 -0.399951805
6 -0.733833352 -0.540817269 -0.347801186 -1.017078814 -0.762171851 -0.507264889
7 -0.848059399 -0.635817254 -0.423575109 -1.098411048 -0.809165023 -0.519918998
8 -0.739460884 -0.504982112 -0.270503339 -1.081574856 -0.754968379 -0.428361901
9 -0.634543603 -0.372094316 -0.10964503 -1.008182289 -0.649866717 -0.291551145
10 -0.549019466 -0.275684256 -0.002349046 -0.884133556 -0.497055314 -0.109977072
11 -0.418885462 -0.135525253 0.147834957 -0.742536956 -0.333841172 0.074854612
12 -0.334501366 -0.036172304 0.262156758 -0.577415718 -0.156013166 0.265389386
13 -0.279895015 0.011046969 0.301988954 -0.430341217 -0.010966405 0.408408407
14 -0.236461144 0.048108147 0.332677438 -0.339285799 0.069295746 0.477877291
15 -0.182031134 0.099444737 0.380920608 -0.252528226 0.140065059 0.532658344
16 -0.227484283 0.041505126 0.310494536 -0.255788266 0.12548639 0.506761046
17 -0.236552053 0.025234629 0.287021311 -0.241051393 0.134318754 0.509688901
18 -0.258077629 0.006697469 0.271472567 -0.281202816 0.096473419 0.474149654
19 -0.223883219 0.035929889 0.295742996 -0.298415502 0.095554016 0.489523535
20 -0.293380936 -0.029756197 0.233868541 -0.30857946 0.098435585 0.50545063

Note: The figure shows the estimated impulse responses of GDP growth (the blue line) and PDFP growth (the red dashed-and-dotted line) to a one standard-deviation bank credit supply shock. The light blue and pink shaded areas denote the corresponding 68 percent standard-error confidence bands.

Source: Bureau of Economic Analysis, National and Income Product Accounts; Authors’ calculations.

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Figure 2. Estimated IRFs of Real Growth to Overall Bank Credit Supply Shock

(a) PCE
Percent

Periods Response of Growth in PCE on Durable Goods Response of Growth in PCE on Nondurable Goods Response of Growth in PCE on Services
1 -0.291051233 0.015716808 0.02639204
2 -0.381550123 -0.183817978 -0.025552757
3 -0.786630532 -0.14855011 -0.075242878
4 -1.043220279 -0.249440168 -0.15149218
5 -1.171204491 -0.512108487 -0.271492793
6 -1.640097909 -0.469224532 -0.297566184
7 -1.523925537 -0.513878962 -0.341258626
8 -1.076709926 -0.459880607 -0.367675575
9 -1.103545289 -0.332824167 -0.313494771
10 -0.891305642 -0.253807056 -0.251379201
11 -0.376726772 -0.142003547 -0.206826788
12 -0.146527086 -0.059215156 -0.160207208
13 -0.134216013 0.03780281 -0.107934252
14 0.20391168 0.023940622 -0.067742803
15 0.335987668 0.041260037 -0.068812773
16 0.078209149 -9.97665E-05 -0.04665546
17 0.37743859 -0.009433238 -0.074685652
18 0.149541562 -0.047089068 -0.10127071
19 -0.181792837 -0.050329936 -0.078117912
20 0.169113659 -0.137846083 -0.087906686

(b) Nonresidential Investment
Percent

Periods Response of Growth in Nonresidential Investment in Structures Response of Growth in Nonresidential Investment in Equipment Response of Growth in Nonresidential Investment in Intangibles
1 0.419279438 -0.206223193 -0.130977478
2 0.815750799 -0.386102171 -0.206588001
3 1.064277716 -1.039252898 -0.238937044
4 1.326780969 -1.785993262 -0.385279071
5 0.320540228 -2.240302179 -0.478550282
6 -0.189233888 -3.138043412 -0.57207822
7 -0.877496427 -3.383411612 -0.633011948
8 -2.045863249 -2.836172541 -0.61609631
9 -2.261886955 -2.45764363 -0.680957262
10 -2.486281382 -1.512231896 -0.425168068
11 -2.675421104 -0.542786025 -0.365722914
12 -2.182770772 0.549854827 -0.352534778
13 -1.217239488 1.274465715 -0.073721922
14 -0.691074532 1.387939418 -0.250127456
15 -0.110733208 1.440170891 -0.183302134
16 0.308900984 1.234583222 -0.085663813
17 0.569192209 0.905188003 0.035140818
18 0.727754498 0.707691985 0.085297591
19 1.265537741 0.649996991 0.207774527
20 1.662450103 0.493677717 0.232102537

(c) Residential Investment
Percent

Periods Response of Growth in Residential Investment in Permanent Site Structures Response of Growth in Residential Investment in Other Structures Response of Growth in Residential Investment in Equipment
1 0.098218292 -0.591114143 -0.160068305
2 -0.41499348 -0.579759221 -0.250765043
3 -1.474614245 -0.966212801 -0.261757775
4 -1.651094364 -0.966605189 -0.223258507
5 -2.180361911 -1.351538124 -0.514889263
6 -2.867151297 -1.207298389 -0.827998329
7 -2.664352141 -0.721205686 -0.993052681
8 -2.19540348 -0.574737394 -0.881938654
9 -1.369624305 -0.104342441 -0.609448723
10 -0.667683467 -0.440688307 -0.366895891
11 -0.404782792 -0.563204998 0.074280702
12 0.058047806 -0.31811529 0.534507615
13 -0.214487323 -0.342157538 0.522871622
14 -0.210811832 -0.174839826 0.932150671
15 0.237564451 0.292835518 1.005811152
16 0.365460854 0.121688988 0.815944259
17 0.343625868 0.250703669 0.709140924
18 0.856546705 0.378354198 0.648667667
19 1.202904487 0.303275807 0.391016265
20 1.394752741 -0.190181608 0.155887847

Note: The figure shows the estimated impulse responses of real growth for various PDFP sectors to a one standard-deviation bank credit supply shock. Panel (a) shows the responses of personal consumption expenditure on durable goods (the blue dashed-and-dotted line) line), nondurable goods (the red line), and services (the green line). Panel (b) plots the responses of nonresidential investment in structures (the blue dashed-and-dotted line), equipment (the red line), and intangibles (the green line). Panel (c) shows the responses of residential investment in permanent site structures (the blue dashed-and-dotted line), other structures (the red line), and equipment (the green line). Diamonds denote the point estimates of the impulse responses that are statistically significant at the 68 percent confidence level.

Source: Bureau of Economic Analysis, National and Income Product Accounts; Authors’ calculations.

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Figure 3. Contributions to PDFP Growth of IRFs to an Overall Bank Credit Supply Shock

Percentage Points

Periods Response of PDFP Growth Contribution of PCE on Durable Goods Contribution of PCE on Nondurable Goods and Services Contribution of Nonresidential Investment on Structures Contribution of Nonresidential Investment on E&I Contribution of Residential Investment Sum of Contributions
1 -0.04388594 -0.026979555 0.016755932 0.014915869 -0.020837421 -0.012021685 -0.02816686
2 -0.135727506 -0.035396321 -0.04639982 0.029005228 -0.037028452 -0.024830665 -0.114650029
3 -0.259502342 -0.072761521 -0.066022711 0.037834989 -0.085729399 -0.061019786 -0.247698428
4 -0.41055295 -0.096299818 -0.12414772 0.047152978 -0.14619374 -0.065560786 -0.385049087
5 -0.616695079 -0.109028906 -0.233438003 0.011612494 -0.184009297 -0.088880781 -0.603744494
6 -0.762171851 -0.151725307 -0.239431602 -0.006453734 -0.252814175 -0.103014129 -0.753438947
7 -0.809165023 -0.142019382 -0.268816941 -0.031104917 -0.27391899 -0.086299608 -0.802159837
8 -0.754968379 -0.101690355 -0.272295442 -0.07322055 -0.234987863 -0.07099751 -0.75319172
9 -0.649866717 -0.104576638 -0.219405246 -0.080856781 -0.211734477 -0.039209501 -0.655782643
10 -0.497055314 -0.086422077 -0.170536104 -0.088909661 -0.134747384 -0.029927641 -0.510542867
11 -0.333841172 -0.040599644 -0.125307461 -0.095489689 -0.066001145 -0.026235642 -0.353633581
12 -0.156013166 -0.018645503 -0.08578614 -0.077535097 0.010812231 -0.008175952 -0.179330462
13 -0.010966405 -0.018849104 -0.039549351 -0.043326963 0.073534004 -0.015518641 -0.043710056
14 0.069295746 0.010245821 -0.019725693 -0.02487161 0.073728069 -0.011300748 0.028075839
15 0.140065059 0.023201934 -0.017004515 -0.004760412 0.080800388 0.011089158 0.093326554
16 0.12548639 0.001718886 -0.014275251 0.009590516 0.074241748 0.010466979 0.081742878
17 0.134318754 0.026349209 -0.030734104 0.01878863 0.058601765 0.012768084 0.085773585
18 0.096473419 0.006255479 -0.05146018 0.024454442 0.047247841 0.02821108 0.054708662
19 0.095554016 -0.021642277 -0.040581602 0.043127091 0.049656016 0.034881566 0.065440795
20 0.098435585 0.009971824 -0.06262643 0.056882442 0.042312526 0.027966765 0.074507128

Note: This figure shows the contributions to the estimated response of real PDFP growth (the solid black line) to a one standard-deviation bank credit supply shock. The light green and red hatched bars denote the contributions from personal consumption expenditures on durable goods and on nondurable goods and services. The gold hatched and purple bars show the contributions of nonresidential investment in structures and in equipment and intangibles (E&I), while the blue hatched bars represent the contribution from residential investment. The black dashed-and-dotted line denotes the sum of the contributions.

Source: Bureau of Economic Analysis, National and Income Product Accounts; Authors’ calculations.

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Figure 4. Contributions to PDFP Growth of IRFs to Loan Category-Specific Bank Credit Supply Shocks

Percentage Points

Periods Response of PDFP Growth Contribution of PCE on Durable Goods Contribution of PCE on Nondurable Goods and Services Contribution of Nonresidential Investment on Structures Contribution of Nonresidential Investment on E&I Contribution of Residential Investment Sum of Contributions
1 -0.04388594 -0.029544477 0.017006651 0.013852811 -0.007301047 -0.024847542 -0.030833604
2 -0.135727506 -0.031319799 -0.001371188 0.036742628 -0.020792273 -0.025760154 -0.042500786
3 -0.259502342 -0.074164213 0.000696785 0.02750259 -0.072573513 -0.055704515 -0.174242866
4 -0.41055295 -0.094809911 -0.02108048 0.033611717 -0.162005406 -0.082953623 -0.327237702
5 -0.616695079 -0.097536404 -0.054745976 0.016440528 -0.208461415 -0.117153368 -0.461456635
6 -0.762171851 -0.054774854 -0.061580818 -0.013015178 -0.272068544 -0.133423333 -0.534862727
7 -0.809165023 -0.064332846 -0.062236325 -0.042002093 -0.259817144 -0.130267153 -0.558655561
8 -0.754968379 -0.007355067 -0.04726529 -0.069603318 -0.181357912 -0.117046673 -0.42262826
9 -0.649866717 0.023403754 0.005224282 -0.090667529 -0.115719151 -0.083442331 -0.261200974
10 -0.497055314 -0.006265168 0.056559849 -0.0744664 -0.028936152 -0.060091884 -0.113199755
11 -0.333841172 0.080578571 0.081387839 -0.074400991 0.026706476 -0.042358347 0.071913548
12 -0.156013166 0.058739661 0.094340683 -0.060237305 0.057490964 -0.030877665 0.119456338
13 -0.010966405 0.052780254 0.108123012 -0.029940779 0.085996788 -0.051825405 0.16513387
14 0.069295746 0.061707357 0.103725809 -0.022571003 0.075727888 -0.066748987 0.151841064
15 0.140065059 0.036953068 0.072718528 -0.006586835 0.064720455 -0.056288149 0.111517068
16 0.12548639 0.066954443 0.061445615 -0.005024916 0.07643045 -0.045764093 0.154041499
17 0.134318754 0.021350527 0.039391594 -0.002062981 0.049136953 -0.021601355 0.086214737
18 0.096473419 0.006116735 0.01219826 0.022930462 0.060765547 0.012958663 0.114969668
19 0.095554016 -0.008860347 -0.006157901 0.042399653 0.077448481 0.036624428 0.141454315
20 0.098435585 -0.001698687 -0.017752982 0.056002011 0.077563656 0.044641308 0.158755307

Note: This figure shows the contributions to the estimated response of real PDFP growth (the solid black line) to one standard-deviation loan category-specific bank credit supply shocks. The light green and red hatched bars denote the contributions from personal consumption expenditures on durable goods and on nondurable goods and services. The gold hatched and purple bars show the contributions of nonresidential investment in structures and in equipment and intangibles (E&I), while the blue hatched bars represent the contribution from residential investment. The black dashed-and-dotted line denotes the sum of the contributions.

Source: Bureau of Economic Analysis, National and Income Product Accounts; Authors’ calculations.

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Last Update: May 24, 2024